The Press Award (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)

12 terms

Flip Type

plane

(n) /pleɪn/
a flying vehicle with wings and a certain shape that is used for traveling through the air

Example: The plane is flying in the sky.

plant

(n) /plænt/
a living thing that grows in the ground, like a tree, flower, or vegetable

Example: I water the plant every day.

plate

(n) /pleɪt/
a flat round dish used for serving food or displaying something

Example: I put the food on the plate.

point

(n) /pɔɪnt/
a moment or change that is very important and can have a big effect on something

Example: This is the point where everything changed.

porch

(n) /pɔrtʃ/
a raised area where people can sit outside, usually next to a building

Example: We sat on the porch to enjoy the sunset.

pound

(n) /paʊnd/
a unit of weight equal to 16 ounces, used to measure mass

Example: The bag weighs five pounds.

power

(n) /ˈpaʊər/
the ability to control or influence people or things

Example: The king has a lot of power.

press

(n) /prɛs/
an organization that makes and distributes news, like a newspaper or magazine

Example: The press reports the news every day.

price

(n) /praɪs/
the amount of money that you need to pay to buy something

Example: The price of the book is five dollars.

pride

(n) /praɪd/
a feeling of satisfaction about one's achievements or qualities

Example: She feels pride in her artwork.

prime

(adj) /praɪm/
most important or best

Example: This is my prime example of a good story.

print

(v) /prɪnt/
to produce text or images on paper using a machine

Example: I want to print my homework.

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Plans & Pricing